Re: bootstrapping a C++ compiler

[Edgar Fuß <ef%math.uni-bonn.de@localhost>]

> gcc-inplace-math [...] installs fewer packages built with the base compiler.
Yes, I guess that's the main point.

> nls is about translated messages, which seems useful for users even in
> the bootstrapping case.
I haven't the faintest idea what the point of translated messages from a development tool like a compiler is. I don't write
	tue {
		vorzeichenlos lang ganz i;
		doppel fliess f;
		...
	} solange (n < groessevon(struktur furz);
so I don't expect cc to utter "keine Eingabedatei".